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...ive]]s in Loglan." More specifically, he attributes the separation of the "cognitive" and the "emotive" components of meaning facilitated by [[attitudinal]]s to * [[GMR|Great Morphological Revolution]] work starts. Completed in 1982

...utral (as if there were no controversies in logic) and that somehow in its cognitive effect eventual speakers of Loglan/Lojban become freed from metaphysical pr ...o syntax, imputed to the lexicon, explainable by external psychological or cognitive factors, etc.

It was the failure of these efforts that led to the [[cognitive revolution]] in psychology and to the phase of AI focused on knowledge representation ...b A new form of Web content that is meaningful to computers will unleash a revolution of new possibilities|journal=Scientific American|date=May 17, 2001|url=http

...ully took shape, in the 1960's, modern linguistic theory had undergone the revolution that had pretty much thrown out the Latin ideal. Older versions of Loglan s ...asil Bernstein, two of the foremost researchers of the 1960's on issues of cognitive ability and social dialects. Bernstein was a pioneer in the comparison of s

The GMR (Great Morphological Revolution) redesign in 1978-1982 incorporated the concept of 'resolvable affixes' (ra [For an extended class project related to his Masters degree work in Cognitive Science, Nick Nicholas has undertaken a project in natural language underst